The Sunday roast was solid. Went for the lamb, which was cooked just right, and the cauliflower cheese was a nice touch. Portions are definitely generous here, no complaints on that front.

The private room was handy for our group. Menu had a lot of options, which helped as everyone wanted something different. The lamb shank was the standout for me, really tender and fell off the bone.

The risotto was spot on, and the seafood linguine had a nice kick. But the real star was the house red - a surprisingly smooth Sangiovese that paired beautifully with both dishes. Makes a difference when the wine list isn&#39;t an afterthought.

The raspberry croissant brioche doughnut was so fresh, you could tell the pastry was made that morning. The fruit filling tasted like real berries, not too sweet. It did get quite crowded at lunch, had to wait a minute for a seat.

As a coeliac, I was genuinely impressed by the gluten-free menu here. So many choices! The tables are a bit snug, but the food portions are generous and everything tasted spot on. A really nice find.

Lovely little spot. The flat white was just right - smooth and strong, exactly what I needed. Sat by the window for a good hour, watching people pass by. The vibe is cozy and a bit quirky. Coffee&#39;s the real star here.

Saw dolphins from the water&#39;s edge while waiting for our table. The grilled fish was simple but fresh, and the chips were hot. A nice surprise on the walk.

Popped in for a quick pint. It was a bit quiet, but the food going out to other tables looked really good. Might have to come back for a proper meal sometime.

Clean spot for a sit-down meal, a nice change from just grabbing takeaway. Conveniently tucked away near the pier, away from the main seafront bustle. The wine list was surprisingly thoughtful for the location &ndash; found a decent glass of Pinot Noir that went nicely with the fish.

The battered chips are unique and good. Had the pulled chicken with stuffing and gravy as well. Service was efficient. A solid option near the station if you&#39;re in the area.

Breakfast for four came to under &pound;30, drinks included. Everything was freshly cooked, which was nice.

First time here for lunch and I&#39;m already thinking about coming back. The mussels were so fresh, and the fries were perfectly crispy. Staff were really friendly too.

The fruit crumble with custard was lovely. Such a cozy spot, and I really liked that most things are vegan.

Stayed one night, the room was modern and cosy. Dinner and breakfast from the pub menu were just what we needed.

The atmosphere at this restaurant is truly lovely, making it a perfect spot for celebrations. The staff were amazing and the food was perfection!

The pub has a great historic feel, really adds to the experience. Sat by the old fireplace with a pint of their Abbot Ale, which was spot on. Just a nice, relaxed place for a drink.

Nice pub for a pint. The landlady is lovely, really makes you feel at home. Beautiful old building too.

Been grabbing a cappuccino and a sandwich here before my train for years. Coffee&#39;s always solid, strong without being bitter. The sandwich is decent, does the job. It&#39;s just reliable.

Dropped in midweek. The chicken was so moist, and the gravy was just right. Really cozy spot for a quiet dinner.

Lovely spot for a coffee and a slice of cake. The outdoor seating is perfect for a quiet moment to yourself. The staff are very friendly and made sure I was comfortable. A nice, relaxed place to unwind.

Loved the mint tea here, so refreshing. The view over the square is a proper bonus. Owners were dead friendly. Food was spot on, though the portions were a tad small for the price.

Popped in for the happy hour deal - two cocktails for &pound;14! Such a fab little spot for a catch-up. The drinks were really good, and the place is super clean. Perfect for a quick drink with friends after work.

We have eaten here each type we visit Plymouth.  Food is out of this world, both tasty and nutritious.  Excellent catering for all tastes and dietary requirements.  A must visit. Friendly and welcoming staff and service

Popped in for a late lunch and sat outside with the dog. The ham, egg, and chips were spot on. Really hit the spot. The house red was a simple, easy-drinking Merlot that went nicely with the salty ham. Staff were lovely.

The staff are so lovely here. They remembered my name from last time and gave us a little wave when we left. Just a nice touch that makes it feel like a proper local spot to catch up with mates.

Parking was easy, there&#39;s a big public car park right behind the cafe. That&#39;s a major plus for me when I&#39;m just grabbing a quick bite. Saves a lot of hassle and time driving around.

Sunday roast hit the spot. Meat was tender, potatoes crispy, gravy rich. Just what you want on a lazy Sunday. Felt proper.

Stopped in for lunch, and the jacket potato was huge! Really appreciated the portion size for the price. The potato skin was crisp, and the filling was simple but fresh. Nice to see they&#39;re dog-friendly too.

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